This repository contains example experiments and templates that anyone may use and redistribute under the BSD 3-clause license. The experiments are written using the jsPsych library and it is included as a submodule of this repository. Hopefully everything works out of the box, but if you have problems please leave a bug report or open a pull request.
To get started, clone this repository using:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/chrisbrickhouse/Experiment-templates.git
Note: This repository uses git submodules, so
you should use the --recursive option when cloning.
Navigate to the folder where you cloned the repository, and open one of the experiment folders. Inside you
should see a file experiment.html. If you open that in your web browser, the experiment should
run. You can modify the experiment to fit your needs, and each experiment folder has its own README.md file
which gives information on how to customize the experiment.
- audio-norming: participants are played an audio clip, and then asked to respond in a text box.
- text-norming: participants are shown text and asked to respond in a text box.
These templates were designed to work with Proliferate but can be modified for use with other experiment distribution workflows.
Some experiments have a Makefile which is used to automate the configuration of that experiment. To use the Makefile configuration, you will need to install GNU Make if it is not already on your system.